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My structure is foam, framed with wood and it worked great. A second coat might be needed for large wood applications. It is also available in gallon size. I used about 2 gallons for a 4x4.

Would the cfm difference effect either the inline fan or ac? I assume around 400 cfm for the inline? If it is directly pulling on the ac, I would believe it could damage the fan. Maybe add passive intake as well?

If you don't have a vented hood or an ac, the heat will kill anything big enough to die. :lol:

2x4s with 1/2" foam panels from lowes. I painted the inside with roof-gard 700. It's an elastomeric coating that's very reflective and water/ air/ light proof (for the cracks between panels)

It looks great. I'm subbed.

I built one from 2x4s, 1/2 foam panels, and an elastomeric coating for roofing. It was far cheaper and stronger than a tent. If you have a few tools, check YouTube for help building one. You can build it whatever size makes you happy. I would recommend making it larger as well. You need space to...

I have a 4x4 with a 600 with the ballast outside. Heat has been a pain in the ass to the point of getting an air cooled hood. I've got a small window ac that is also vented to the box, but the temp control is on the ac's intake. Regulating temperature is difficult. I would recommend skipping the...

I use a product called roof-gard 700. It is a white elastomeric coating. It is a waterproof sealant that works great. I'm sure their are similar products available. I bought a bucket from lowes for 40ish $ u.s.

Sry I saw that you already posted it. Any problems with the positive pressure? Im still trying to find the best ventilation setup. Without proper air exchange co2 is lowered i assume. Bringing in co2 is a bit much IMO

Subbed, I've got a similar setup. 4x4 room, 6" vented hood, 4" inline with a scrubber, ac, and heater. How are you dealing with air exchange? Your inline is pulling in or exhausting? Mine sounds like a jet taking off. Good luck